Use them as clients in your homelab?

What you do is to look on the local used hardware sites, search for server, fet a cheap one with SAS interfaces, and now you have the start of a homelab.

Getting rid of 35kg of fat.

Long term, low intencity depression doesn’t make it easy though.

Autumn, winter and spring:

Inner pocket, jacket: wallet, and sometimes phone.

Front right pants pocket, phone.

Front left pants pocket, keys and workphone.

Summer:

Top front right pants pocket, phone and wallet.

Top front left pants pocket, keys.

Right knee pants pocket, TWS earbuds, car keys.

Left knee pants pocket, work phone

surprised electric rat

Please remember that Webkit is based on KHTML, the browsing engine that Konqueror, the webbrowser in the KDE suite, used.

So Apple forked KHTML, made WebKit, Safari, Chrome and loads of other browsers used it and improved it, then Google forked WebKit, and made Blink, their current browsing engine

You know what?

I completely misread the title, I read it as what action did you agree the most with.

And since that was the one big thing that came to mind, that is what I wrote, I am sorry for the confusion

Yes, it would be better, but unless I saw the code, understood it and verified that it is the code running I would not trust it as much as I would need to trust a system like Jarvis

So what you are saying is that you should make a script that slowly changes random articles on a wiki on fandom, so that over time the information will be gone and any backups fandom may have taken are outdated or bad as well.

EDIT: this reminds me of a virus I heard about, it would infect your excel files, and slowly introduce rounding errors in them.

This checks out.

The Scientology fight

Damn, I completely misread the question, sorry about that.

IT guy here, I want to be as far away from any user logs as possible that are not directly related to solving a work issue.

I don’t want to know anything about your browsing history, your email, your chats or your documents. I want to install computers, configure systems, plan deployments, fix odd issues, write scripts, make reports, and while doing that listen/watch youtube videos about a guy setting up obsolete systems like Sun thin clients, installing BeOS, Apple Rhapsody, installing Windows 3.11 on a mobile phone, stuff like that.

I will never forget when I had to help a coworker with her laptop, she had long nails that had worn grooves in her keyboard keys.

She typed on her nails, the sound it made was terrible.

For music, I just buy the songs I want from iTunes, it is nice not needing to rent my music.

Texas, gets hot in the summer, needs AC.

It heavily depends on the season. I had a look at the live prices, and currently the price of electricity is about 0.6SEK/kWh.

However, back in 2022-2023 we had electricity prices as high as 2.7SEK/kWh.

Sadly, the EU wants a unified energy grid which will increase the cost of power.

Sweden aslo needs to upgrade the transmission infrastructure between areas

Here you go!

https://imgpile.com/p/vsjgGQ3

Cropped it to 16:9 and resized it to 1920x1080

As for the file size, the original JPG of this out of the camera was only about 8MB, but the raw file is 34MB

The originals are in the 10-15MB range as JPGs, and are about 21 megapixels large, do you really need that large images for your desktop?

I can try and resize photo for your resolution if that would help

Tackar!

Just a quick note, if you look at the overhead wires, you can see a small white spot, that is an arc flash between the pantograph and the wires, I don’t know why it is there, it usually happens when there is an interruption of the power connection, between the wire and the pantograph, it is common during winter when ice forms on the wire, but not that common during summer/late summer.